#53 Will Firmly Telling Your Cavoodle "No!" Stop Puppy Biting? Reactive vs Proactive Puppy Training Explained
Cavoodle Coach PodcastShow Notes
When your Cavoodle puppy bites, is the answer really just a firm “No”?
In this episode, I want to unpack the big difference between something I like to call reactive vs proactive puppy training and why one will set you up for constant frustration while the other sets your puppy up for calm, polite behaviour. If you’re wondering how to actually stop the biting instead of just reacting to it, this one’s for you.
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